Last Tango in Corvallis
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Peter Gysegem
Oct 20, 2009, 9:00:20 PM10/20/09
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Sunday, October 25
The trees are telling me that fall has arrived and the calender is shouting at me that my monthly Milonga is this coming Sunday. No theme this time (ok, if you insist on wearing a Halloween costume, that's okay, but I won't). Come for the food, the drink, and especially the tango!
If you haven't been in a while or if you have never come, please do. Don't feel embarrassed because you missed so many or that you are not coming to the tango class. Just come to have a good time, we always do. You can bring something yummy to share or just come to share in the bounty that is always more then we can eat or drink.
When: Last Sunday of Each Month
Time: 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Where: 1285 SE Centerpointe Dr., Corvallis
Phone: (541) 231-7330
A map to my home in Adobe Acrobat format is at www.gysegem.com/images/MilongaMap.pdf.
Please bring dance shoes; you can leave your street shoes at the door so as not to scuff up my pretty wooden floors.
Peter Gysegem
Sunday, October 25
The trees are telling me that fall has arrived and the calender is shouting at me that my monthly Milonga is this coming Sunday. No theme this time (ok, if you insist on wearing a Halloween costume, that's okay, but I won't). Come for the food, the drink, and especially the tango!
If you haven't been in a while or if you have never come, please do. Don't feel embarrassed because you missed so many or that you are not coming to the tango class. Just come to have a good time, we always do. You can bring something yummy to share or just come to share in the bounty that is always more then we can eat or drink.
When: Last Sunday of Each Month
Time: 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Where: 1285 SE Centerpointe Dr., Corvallis
Phone: (541) 231-7330
A map to my home in Adobe Acrobat format is at www.gysegem.com/images/MilongaMap.pdf.
Please bring dance shoes; you can leave your street shoes at the door so as not to scuff up my pretty wooden floors.
Peter Gysegem
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